INtime: Setup Multi-Nodes
Note
This is only for running RapidSequencerRT.
- Start automatically: Yes
- Kernel memory: 512 MB
- Kernel Clock Rate: 50 us
- Clicked Save

- Clicked Edit Kernel memory (in MB)

- Check Advance Memory Configuration
- Select Flag (list item) and Click Edit Area

- Check Force high address space ( >4GB )
- Then Press OK

(2.1.1) Open the Intime Configuration tool and select Node Management.

(2.1.2) Click the "New Node" button and:

- Set Node name ➝ NodeB
- Select Node type ➝ Local
- Click "OK"

(2.2.1) Select "Kernel" tab and:
- Set the Kernel memory (in MB) ➝ 512
- Set the Kernel Clock Rate (in us) ➝ 50
- Click "Save".

(2.3.1) Select "Auto Load" tab and:
- Check the "Enable Auto Load" checkbox.
- Enable the "Network" setting.

(2.4.1) Select "Network" tab and:
- Click on the 3-dots to the right of "NIC list" setting.
- Select type "Virtual Ethernet (ven)".
- Check the "Enable DHCP" checkbox.
- Press "OK".
- Restart PC.


(3.1.1) Navigate to Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections. (See below)

(3.1.2) Right-click on your newly created INtime Ethernet Driver and select "Properties".

(3.1.3) Select the "Sharing" tab and:
- Check the "Allow other network users to connect.." checkbox.
- Select your TenAsys Virtual Ethernet Adapter.
- Press OK.

NOTE
Windows 10 has an issue where it loses its sharing settings (set up above) after a reboot. To prevent this from happening, windows recommends adding a registry key and changing some service property.
For more info visit Microsoft's docs and/or this article.
Command Promt Steps
Manual Steps
(3.2.1) Open "Command Prompt" as Admin.
(3.2.3) Enter the command ➝
REG ADD HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\SharedAccess /v EnableRebootPersistConnection /t REG_DWORD /d 1
(3.2.2) Enter the command ➝
sc config SharedAccess start=auto
(3.2.1) Open the "Registry Editor", you can just search for it or hit (WindowKey+R) to open the run prompt and type
regedit
.
(3.2.2) Navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\SharedAccess

(3.2.3) Create a new DWORD (32-bit) registry subkey with:
- Name ➝
EnableRebootPersistConnection
- Value ➝
1


(3.2.4) Open "Services", you can just search for it.

(3.2.5) Once open scroll down to the “i” section and look for
Internet Connection Sharing(ICS)
and right-click on its "Properties".
(3.2.6) In the Properties menu:
- Set "Startup type" ➝
Automatic

- Click "Apply and OK".
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